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Sep 24, 2014Although it feels they've truly thrown the kitchen sink and their full repertoire of synth syncopation at it this time, it's truly a thrilling and spine chilling ride, one that leaves your bones shaken to the core.
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Aug 6, 2014Volume X certainly appears to have more than enough subtle moments and hidden delights to ensure its longevity.
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The WireJul 17, 2014Volume X [is] their best album since 200's The Red Line. [May 2014, p.70]
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May 20, 2014Trans Am has proven more complex than most critical reductions would suggest, and its 10th album plays like a highlight reel of the band’s best facets.
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Aug 6, 2014These slight niggles [Failure never fully reveals itself and feels a little like an idea that never really developed. Similarly, K Street is short, sweet, and fun, but doesn’t really anywhere] aside, Volume X finds Trans Am in rude health and still delivering fresh exciting music. As an introduction to the band this is a good starter for 10.
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May 20, 2014Volume X isn't quite as consistent as Trans Am's finest work, but it's still a lot of fun and will have fans anticipating what's to come between this album and Volume XX.
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May 20, 2014Volume X is a balanced record, potentially a future classic for those who are into that sort of thing.
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Classic Rock MagazineDec 18, 2014Volume X is not a dud album, just a little short on X Factor. [Aug 2014, p. 206]
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MojoAug 20, 2014The bursts of industrial trash, though dexterous, feel superfluous. [Sep 2014, p.98]
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May 20, 2014A handful of tracks on Volume X are decent placeholders that do nothing to expand or appreciably reinforce the band’s aesthetic, but “Ice Fortress” stands out to represent everything Trans Am does right.
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Jun 3, 2014Talent and skill overflow from the fingertips of the members of Trans Am, but that doesn’t mean they should let it make a mess on the carpet.